Teynah

The irony is that replacing a perfectly functional plastic coffee maker with a brand new $500 stainless steel one might be worse environmentally than just continuing to use what you have

And then you have to figure out whether the time spent optimizing the cost of decisions is worth the cost

And LinkedIn is probably the platform where AI writing is easiest to spot without a detector

I agree they may be strategically necessary. I’m just less convinced that “commercial humanoids by 2028” means anything close to replacing a meaningful amount of labor by then

I think there's a reason they're being lumped together. Memory is the reliable industrial bet. Humanoids are the speculative "what will all this AI hardware actually enable?" bet

This is one of the nicest things about objects like watches

This is wonderful

Bartosz has this rare ability to make a mechanism feel obvious without making it feel simple